Protection coverage
An extension sees the tab. NESTRA sees the connection.
Most “parental controls” for Windows are an extension for a single browser. Your child doesn’t need to be a hacker to get around one — downloading another browser is enough. Here is the difference, without the marketing.
No software can stop everything if your child has full Windows administrator rights — so it is worth giving them a standard account.
Traffic path
Browser extension
NESTRA Parent
Chrome, Edge, Firefox everyday browsing
Extensionyes
NESTRAyes
Incognito mode disables most extensions by default
Extensionno
NESTRAyes
A second browser downloaded alongside Brave, Opera GX, a portable version on a USB stick
Extensionno
NESTRAyes
Steam, Epic Games Launcher, Roblox stores and chats built into games
Extensionno
NESTRAyes
Discord and WebView-based apps a browser hidden inside an app window
Extensionno
NESTRAyes
DNS-over-HTTPS the most common way around a home filter
Extensionno
NESTRAenforced resolver